Choosing the correct Ethics, Species Traits, Civics and Government types to reduce Empire Size is one approach. Most empire size is a result of the pops in an empire but it’s best to deal with all aspects of Empire size at the beginning of a game if that’s your main concern. So how are the penalties offset for Empire Size? They have now been reassigned to an Administrator category and now produce Unity instead. Part of the offset to size (sprawl) penalties were Bureaucrats. Technological research, Tradition Adaption costs, Edicts and Campaigns are still penalized, the larger the empire size the bigger the penalties. It’s still based on the number of districts, systems, Colonies, Sectors and Pops in your empire. Stellaris Empire sizeĮmpire Size is basically the same as Empire Sprawl.
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With the recent 3.3 Libra update Administrative Capacity was removed and Empire Sprawl has been changed to Empire Size. Things that were penalized when Empire Sprawl was greater than Administrative Capacity were the cost of Technological research, Tradition adoption cost and Campaign costs (typically Edicts costing Energy to use). Empires typically started with a base number of 30 with certain Civics, Governments, Traits, Ethics and Pop jobs being used to help offset the penalties incurred by Empire Sprawl. Administrative Capacity was used to help reduce the effects of Empire Sprawl. Stellaris Empire SprawlĮmpire Sprawl was determined by the number of Districts, Systems, Sectors, Colonies and Pops in your empire. Choosing the right Ethics, Civics, Government Type and Species traits still plays a significant role in reducing Empire Size as well.
“Outpacing” the penalties through rapid research and growth are still the best ways to combat Empire Size. But now that Empire Sprawl has been changed to Empire Size is that still true? If you could “out produce” the penalties and had some Bureaucrats to reduce sprawl the penalties could be more than offset. Empire sprawl was something most players basically ignored.
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